This update mode interprets the MapControl.UpdateInterval as the minimum number of milliseconds between updates, in other words it acts like a frame rate limit. Update requests that occur too close to an earlier update are rescheduled at a later time, hence the name of the mode. Immediate can be used to bypass the frame rate limit and perform an update sooner. Requests updates automatically when TileLayer and DynamicAsync have new data ready, when StandardTool movement is performed and when animated attribute variables such as AnimatedAttributeVariable<System.Double> are active.

This update mode makes the MapControl update the view on a timer that fires at MapControl.UpdateInterval millisecond intervals. Immediate can be used to update in between timer intervals and perform an update sooner. Requests updates automatically when TileLayer and DynamicAsync have new data ready, when StandardTool movement is performed and when animated attribute variables such as AnimatedAttributeVariable<System.Double> are active.

The immediate update mode updates the View each time MapControl.UpdateView or View.Update is called, regardless of which ViewUpdateKind is used. Requests updates automatically when TileLayer and DynamicAsync have new data ready, when StandardTool movement is performed and when animated attribute variables such as AnimatedAttributeVariable<System.Double> are active. Each of these requested updates will result in an update, which can cause a lot of updates.

This update mode interprets the MapControl::updateInterval as the minimum number of milliseconds between updates, in other words it acts like a frame rate limit. Update requests that occur too close to an earlier update are rescheduled at a later time, hence the name of the mode. ViewUpdateKindImmediate can be used to bypass the frame rate limit and perform an update sooner. Requests updates automatically when TileLayer and OrdinaryLayerCacheModeDynamicAsync have new data ready, when StandardTool movement is performed and when animated attribute variables such as AnimatedDoubleAttributeVariable are active.

This update mode makes the MapControl update the view on a timer that fires at MapControl::updateInterval millisecond intervals. ViewUpdateKindImmediate can be used to update in between timer intervals and perform an update sooner. Requests updates automatically when TileLayer and OrdinaryLayerCacheModeDynamicAsync have new data ready, when StandardTool movement is performed and when animated attribute variables such as AnimatedDoubleAttributeVariable are active.

The immediate update mode updates the View each time MapControl::updateView or View::update is called, regardless of which ViewUpdateKind is used. Requests updates automatically when TileLayer and OrdinaryLayerCacheModeDynamicAsync have new data ready, when StandardTool movement is performed and when animated attribute variables such as AnimatedDoubleAttributeVariable are active. Each of these requested updates will result in an update, which can cause a lot of updates.

This update mode interprets the MapControl.updateInterval as the minimum number of milliseconds between updates, in other words it acts like a frame rate limit. Update requests that occur too close to an earlier update are rescheduled at a later time, hence the name of the mode. IMMEDIATE can be used to bypass the frame rate limit and perform an update sooner. Requests updates automatically when TileLayer and DYNAMICASYNC have new data ready, when StandardTool movement is performed and when animated attribute variables such as AnimatedDoubleAttributeVariable are active.

This update mode makes the MapControl update the view on a timer that fires at MapControl.updateInterval millisecond intervals. IMMEDIATE can be used to update in between timer intervals and perform an update sooner. Requests updates automatically when TileLayer and DYNAMICASYNC have new data ready, when StandardTool movement is performed and when animated attribute variables such as AnimatedDoubleAttributeVariable are active.

The immediate update mode updates the View each time MapControl.updateView or View.update is called, regardless of which ViewUpdateKind is used. Requests updates automatically when TileLayer and DYNAMICASYNC have new data ready, when StandardTool movement is performed and when animated attribute variables such as AnimatedDoubleAttributeVariable are active. Each of these requested updates will result in an update, which can cause a lot of updates.